The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway Prof G Markets: Can A Podcast Change Southwest Airlines? + The College Consulting Business
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Oct 21, 2024 The hosts dive into the intriguing intersection of podcasting and corporate activism, spotlighting a new series aimed at reshaping Southwest Airlines. They discuss the lucrative world of quantitative trading and the humorous realities of investment banking. The rise of political betting post-court ruling raises questions about gender biases in market predictions. The competitive college consulting industry comes under scrutiny as families navigate expensive paths to Ivy League schools, revealing deep socio-economic divides.
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Betting Market Biases
- Betting markets, like Kalshi for presidential elections, offer insights into potential outcomes.
- These markets, however, can be influenced by biases and manipulation, like gender or wealthy individuals.
Gender Bias in Betting Markets
- The majority of participants in betting markets are men, creating a potential gender bias.
- This may skew predictions, especially in elections where gender plays a significant role in voter preference.
Beware Insider Information
- Avoid bets where others likely have more information.
- Prediction markets can be susceptible to insider trading, making it risky for those without privileged information.